Rape of woman at hospital: NHRC notice to Defence Secy, Police Commission, informs Activist
Besides the police, the army too is conducting a 'court of inquiry' against the four personnel, who also worked in the same military hospital at the time.
Indore: The National Human Right Commission (NHRC) has issued notices to Defence secretary and Pune Police commissioner and sought their replies in connection with the alleged rape of a 34-year-old woman employee of a military hospital in Pune district of Maharashtra in 2015, said an activist.
Human rights activist Jayesh Rajpurohit, who had lodged a complaint with the NHRC based on media reports, said the commission has taken cognisance of his plea.
The NHRC issued notices on December 18 and sought a compliance report as per section 166 (A) of the IPC in four weeks, he added.
On October 16, the Pune Police booked four Army personnel for allegedly raping the 34-year-old speech-and hearing-impaired woman employee of the military hospital.
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